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You know Mick, he will.

I'm sure the Big Show and Haymen will cheat. :bs

When the UIL has to choose officals that means the Coach doesn't want to use the Chapter that covers that area.

Trying to think is there a team in the area that has solid helmets with no logo? I don't think so. If i'm wrong let me know.

I could see Nederland the the Turf.

Go NL!

Yup.

Way before my time but some of the old timers say Ernie "The Cat" Ladd from Orange would just step over people when he played. ::k

Good point!

www.foxsports.com FOX Sports and Major League Baseball reach new seven-year rights Network Remains the Exclusive National Television Home For the All-Star Game and World Series through 2013 Deal Solidifies FOX Sports as America's Top-Rated Sports Broadcaster PITTSBURGH - FOX Sports and Major League Baseball have reached an extensive seven-year national television rights agreement that keeps the World Series and All-Star Game exclusively on FOX through 2013, it was announced Tuesday. In addition to the Fall and Midsummer Classics, the network continues as the exclusive home of the FOX Saturday Afternoon Baseball Game of the Week as well as the American or National League Championship Series on a rotating basis for the contract's duration. Financial details were not disclosed. FOX Sports' new agreement with MLB gives the network the rights to: Up to 26 FOX Saturday Baseball Game of the Week regionalized single-header broadcasts, an increase from 18 previously; Exclusive coverage of the American League Championship Series in 2007, 2009, 2011 and 2013; Exclusive coverage of the National League Championship Series in 2008, 2010 and 2012; Exclusive prime-time coverage of the World Series from 2007 through 2013 with Game 1 scheduled for the first Tuesday after completion of the LCS; Exclusive prime-time coverage of the All-Star Game from 2007 through 2013; This Week in Baseball, MLB's award-winning, youth-oriented magazine show which precedes the FOX Saturday Baseball Game of the Week.

Coach Barbay of Newton (who is one of the best) once said they have just as many on the field as we do at one time.

Mike James to sign with the Timberwolves??? The Minnesota Timberwolves' willingness to make a four-year commitment to Mike James has landed them the best point guard still available on the free-agent market. NBA front-office sources told ESPN.com that James on Tuesday agreed to sign a four-year contract with the Wolves worth an estimated $25 million. James also confirmed the agreement to radio station ESPN790 in Houston on Tuesday. Wednesday is the first day free agents can officially sign contracts. James had narrowed his choice to Minnesota, Dallas and Houston -- where he maintains an offseason home -- and indicated over the weekend that the Mavericks had a slight edge, largely because of his relationship with Mavs coach Avery Johnson and their recent trip to the NBA Finals. But the Mavericks and Rockets, according to sources, wouldn't commit to more than a three-year offer to the 31-year-old. Minnesota's four-year pitch and the chance to team with Kevin Garnett won it for the Wolves, who have injected their backcourt with plenty of scoring potential by signing James and acquiring rookie Randy Foye on draft night. Signing James alleviates Minnesota's need to start Foye as a rookie. James would likely team with Ricky Davis as the Wolves' starters in the backcourt, with defensive stopper Trenton Hassell at small forward and Foye coming off the bench. If Foye can make an immediate impact and James can approach his production from last season's breakout performance in Toronto -- 20.3 points and 5.8 assists per game, as well as 44.2 percent shooting from 3-point range -- Garnett figures to be pleased. The Wolves have resisted all trade interest in Garnett, vowing to take one more stab at building around their 30-year-old franchise player by finding scorers to play off him.

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*** Official Game Thread of the 2006 MLB All-Star Game *** Kenny Rogers (11-3, 3.85) vs. Brad Penny (10-2, 2.91) 7:20pm FOX Starting Lineups: AMERICAN LEAGUE Ichiro Suzuki, RF Derek Jeter, SS David Ortiz, 1B Alex Rodriguez, 3B Vladimir Guerrero, LF Ivan Rodriguez, C Vernon Wells, CF Mark Loretta, 2B Kenny Rogers, P *first Tigers starting battery since 1966 (Denny McLain and Bill Freehan) NATIONAL LEAGUE Alfonso Soriano, LF Carlos Beltran, CF Albert Pujols, 1B Jason Bay, RF Edgar Renteria, SS David Wright, 3B Chase Utley, 2B Paul Lo Duca, C Brad Penny, P

Look liked 35 year old's.

Vidor's Visitor side is like that in a way.

I believe so.

Your exactly right. There were year's Lincoln was LOADED with talent that could have went all the way.

Would it be better than gostangs swinging a club?